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To: ArchAngel1983
In one of the active eligibility cases, Kerchner v. Obama--

the initial filing in the case was filed at 2:50 am on January 20, 2009, after Congress had confirmed the electoral college vote of Obama but just before he became bound to the Constitution through his oath of office.

It is also the most significant difference between the Kerchner case and all other cases filed on this subject.

First, the filing date and time occurred after the process had completed its course but before he took the oath of office and became bound to the Constitution. This process includes the election, the vote of the electoral college, and Congress’ action on January 8, 2009.

The significant point here is that Obama as a private citizen, and as the President-elect, still had an affirmative obligation to prove himself constitutionally eligible for the office.

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Obama’s Straw Man Defense - Kerchner v. Obama, Article II, eligibility

24 posted on 05/23/2010 12:37:00 PM PDT by opentalk
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To: opentalk

In one of the active eligibility cases, Kerchner v. Obama—
the initial filing in the case was filed at 2:50 am on January 20, 2009, after Congress had confirmed the electoral college vote of Obama but just before he became bound to the Constitution through his oath of office.

It is also the most significant difference between the Kerchner case and all other cases filed on this subject.

First, the filing date and time occurred after the process had completed its course but before he took the oath of office and became bound to the Constitution. This process includes the election, the vote of the electoral college, and Congress’ action on January 8, 2009.

The significant point here is that Obama as a private citizen, and as the President-elect, still had an affirmative obligation to prove himself constitutionally eligible for the office.

from link thread

Obama’s Straw Man Defense - Kerchner v. Obama, Article II, eligibility


However Kerchner v Obama was dismissed by the trial judge. What is currently on appeal is the judge’s ruling dismissing the lawsuit for lack of standing. The actual question of Obama’s eligibility as Natural Born is not on appeal in this case.
The following is from the trial court judge’s ruling:
III. CONCLUSION
For the foregoing reasons, the Court will grant Defendants’
motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The accompanying Order shall be entered.
October 20, 2009
JEROME B. SIMANDLE
United States District Judge


39 posted on 05/24/2010 4:30:16 PM PDT by jamese777
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